Ever the master of redirection, ARHKOTA takes music fans down a whole new pathway, with this dreamy and increasingly intense remix of Cesar Saez’ Help Galaxy.
Alt Rock
Heavy distortion and grit unite with hauntingly delicate vocals and shoegaze overtones, throughout the catchy and provocative rock force that is MIRROR.
Immediately hypnotic guitars create an enchanting echo space as the melodic and colourful Avec Muscles EP rises to greet the room.
This is good – really good. CITY OF ME leads with an already vastly streamed single that’s quick to connect and impress, and consistently furthers that reach in a number of brilliantly creative, passionately devoted ways.
Original rock of humble yet devoted origins, Stevski7 has crafted a beautifully poetic, moving anthem with the mighty and emotive Something Wrong You Said.
“When I woke up in hospital, music and everything else was all absolutely disconnected and I didn’t have any outlet, no understanding of feelings, no sense of colour, smell, taste…”
“Hopefully, it can help people ride through some tough times knowing that there are so many of us out there that feel the same way. You’re not alone.”
Iceland rock outfit KRAMPAR encapsulate the turmoil of their name and story with a leading single that quickly and poetically enthrals from the outset.
Following on from four years worth of creative releases, Soulic Paradox launch a brand new album and a handful of original singles, to further secure their role within an artistically fearless realm.
Stylishly fusing the distortion and weight of indie rock with a surprinsgly delicate vocal lead, The Veer inject a clear degree of identity and character into the modern music scene, with the infectious and refreshingly original What She Wants.
Fearlessly bold, a performing identity broken yet unbreakable – an interesting alternative listen.
“I still struggle with repeating choruses for some reason, but, hey, it’s a work in progress.”